Glycine exporters from Thailand dumping product in US, Commerce says
( July 30, 2019, 21:16 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Glycine exporters from Thailand received de minimis subsidies, and thus will not be subjected to duties, the US Department of Commerce said. However, Commerce found exporters from Thailand have sold glycine at less than fair value in the US at rates from 201.59 percent to 227.27 percent. The International Trade Commission is investigating the dumping.Statement follows. See attached document....
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